Generating samples of extreme winters to support climate adaptation

Generating samples of extreme winters to support climate adaptation

Recent extreme weather across the globe highlights the need to understand the potential for more extreme events in the present-day, and how such events may change with global warming. We present a methodology for more efficiently sampling extremes in future climate projections. As a proof-of-concept...

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Main Authors:	Leach, NJL, Watson, PAG, Sparrow, SN, Wallom, DCH, Sexton, DMH
Format:	Journal article
Sprog:	English
Udgivet:	Elsevier 2022

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